Hey, I'm 72 hours into the school community. I've been learning so much. The course has been amazing. I've already met some awesome people in here. I just want to give a general thank-you and some positive feedback saying: - Great product - Great community - Love what's going on - Learning a lot - So much value here - Appreciate everyone involved Keep cranking!

learning this icm framework was easy and im creating worflows and semi automations now very easily (done some personal and one for my brother), so creating part is where im good due to my experience in product management (non tech guy) but the other part is selling and giving service of creating workflows to real businesses is where im strugling. Im not sure how to find clients so may be someone here can give me a direction. One of my developer friend told me no one will buy folders. they will buy an actuall software. i showed him what i built, he was impresed but still not convinced that real businesses will use this. Learning and creating is easy now but selling is still difficult.

Been building an MVP for an app/service that turns business documents (or any documents) into interactive courses/lessons with visuals, personalized AI tutor upon deployment, skill checks, and role play scenarios. I initially thought this was a novel idea, but I recently discovered a service named "Honen" that does something very comparable. Was wondering if anyone else in this group has been creating something similar?

Congrats to Clief Notes and everyone who showed up for this Week 12 Auditor Comp. This was the first peer-to-peer reviewed competition, and it set a real standard. The work was judged by people who actually know the space, and that made the whole thing feel earned, not performative. It was a genuine pleasure working with @Don Roy and @Bas Rosario . They are true leaders in this community — sharp, fair, and deeply respected. Judging alongside them was an honor, and their care for the process showed in every decision. To the competitors: thank you for putting your work in front of peers and trusting the process. That takes guts. To Clief Notes @Jake Van Clief : thank you for building something new instead of copying what already exists. This is how a community levels up. Proud to have been part of the first one. Here’s to many more.

I'm currently using AI to streamline web development, automate workflow processes, and deconstruct marketing strategies for my holistic health business. Right now, I'm at the building structured systems stage. One thing that caught my attention from this lesson is modular context management, because token efficiency and clear execution are crucial for me. I need to squeeze maximum utility out of AI without wasting time repeating instructions or burning tokens on unnecessary overhead. I'm excited to learn how to master Context Engineering to build lean, repeatable pipelines and see how structured approaches to AI can help me cut through the creative noise, stop reinventing the wheel, and actually get my holistic practice shipped and running.